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December 5, 2011 at 5:51 am

I was thinking that we also need to attack the LTR and married gamers with this experiment. One of the problems with game is that its proponents who are in LTRs or married say that they’re using game for their LTR or marriage. In this case they aren’t picking up any women because that would mean cheating on their girlfriend/wife, but they claim that game works all the same. Anything that has been proposed so far for this experiment doesn’t deal with the LTR gamers. I don’t know how to attack this end of game, but this experiment (or a subsequent one) needs to deal with this.

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AlekNovy says:

December 5, 2011 at 11:27 am

Ya, that’s why LTR-gamers and married gamers are the worst. It’s impossible to falsify them in any way.

Their basic “evidence” is “I feel I have better relations with my wife when I practice game”, and there’s no way to test against that or construct an experiment for it.

The only thing you CAN do is use the pickup-gamers and then use that to prove game itself is fake. So once we prove there is no such thing as game on the street, in speed-dating, in clubs, on social situations, in parties.

We can just use that on the married gamers “So you’re saying this game thing doesn’t exist anywhere else, doesn’t work anywhere else, does absolutely nothing, but then in your marriage it all of a sudden works as advertised?”

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TR says:

December 5, 2011 at 8:27 am

You might want to look into Robert Epstein, former editor of Psychology Today. He was involved in a somewhat publicized attempt to sign a “love contract” with a woman from a pool of applicants and then attempt to create a love relationship.